Texas Instruments 990 Operation Manual page 131

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The I command inserts five lines following line 77. The number of lines inserted is the number
of lines entered with the command, and may be one or any. number of lines. After the carriage
return that terminates the last line, enter an additional carriage return to terminate the
command.
The next command and the resulting printing are as fo~ows;
?P11-18
0011
0018
JMP EXIT
* TITLE
=
MSGOUT - MESSAGE OUTPUT
MSGOUT MOV *R11+,Rl0
MOV "'~MCOUNT(Rl0),Rl0
BLWP (QIPRINT
B *R11
EOFEXT BL @MSGOUT
The P command prints lines 77 through 78, which includes the five unnumbered lines inserted
by the previous command. The result shows that the lines have been inserted correctly.
The· next command and the resulting interaction are as follows:
?F 1-46F'EXIT"EXTDWN'VP
0011 JMP EXIT
YIN? Y
0011 JMP EXTDWN
0011 JMP EXIT
YIN? Y
0011 JMP EXTDWN
0080 EXIT RTWP
YIN? Y
0080 EXTDWN RTWP
0086 JEQ EXIT
YIN? N
0004 FOUND
The F command fmds the first appearance in a line of the string EXIT in lines I through 46.
(Remember that line 46 is now the last line, i.e., after line 116.) The entire buffer is scanned
because the top line in the buffer is line I and the bottom line
is
line 46. Line numbers greater
than 46 between lines I and 46 are also scanned. The replacing string
is
used only when the user
enters a Y following the printing of the line found. In the example shown, the replacement was
not made in line
86
because the user entered an N following the printing of this line. lines 71,
77 and 80 were. replaced because the user entered a Y following the printing of these lines. The
. count of lines found is printed after all lines have been scanned. The F command may be used
to s.can only a portion of the buffer, from one line up to the entire buffer, and replace from one
character to the entire statement. .
The next three commands are as follows:
?Rl5-15
?R11-17
?R19-19
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